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Very likely many of them got forward sold to the news before yesterday and yesterday hence yesterday's drop.

All profits from yesterday's rise taken, I think. Now we can go back up.

They'll be buying back at a higher sp or will just miss the boat

Great news. "...is expected to deliver IMMENSE free cash flow for the next 20 years."

...and another one.

Wow. 100k shares buy at this bargain 42p sp

Just....as I mentioned before- patience and we'll be all happy.

"Following the Warrants exercise, the Company will have 58,875,687 Investor Warrants outstanding."

Patience is a virtue. It's already 43.5p .

Buying pressure keeps rising and looks like all shares connected with excersised warrants are beeing absorbed.

...and planned dividends:
https://twitter.com/Jesper_M_Olsen/status/1616789709841129475?t=vLhDU8ptJUeMjIHDNSSLxA&s=19

146%upside
https://twitter.com/TheincrediblePk/status/1616902700792426497?t=xE7xdsBc8IGLRvYByQW9NA&s=19

Looks like a big confidence unless our buyback has already started.

Looks like "onwards & upwards"

True.

Posted on twitter by Anon:
"Great evening at the #ptal investor event:

- 14.5k/d production is v. conservative
- They’ve been approached to provide 3-6k/d to a different refinery, increasing max sales capacity without the need for ONP
- Petroperu setting up a social fund to prevent further sabotage to ONP
-Likely $15-20m for buybacks due to Tsx constraints, meaning $80-85m for dividends.

$100m of capex this year is for growth, so they could have returned twice as much to investors and that’s with constrained production…
They seemed highly confident of reaching 15-20k/day production for 15 years… DYOR, but the trajectory and potential couldn’t be clearer.
Exciting 2 years ahead!"

...and oil nearly $87/barrel

Nice over £41k worth of shares buy before the bell. Looks like some PI's have done their homework.

"Chicago lumber futures bottomed around the $350 per thousand board feet mark, a level not seen since June 2020, as soaring interest rates continued to depress real estate activity. The Federal Reserve's aggressive tightening cycle has pushed the 30-year mortgage rate to above 6%, dragging down sales and reining in home price growth while putting a severe dent in homebuilder confidence. The latest report from the US Census Bureau showed that new permits for home construction, a potential indicator of future activity, plunged more than 10% to 1.351 million units in November, the lowest since June 2020. The benchmark is now down almost 80% since its May 2021 peak of around $1,700, when supply chain issues compounded strong demand." Maybe this is the real answer?

I think lots have already been said. Any prediction for the sp short-, mid- and longterm?